Okla. Stat. tit. 11, § 11-33-111

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Petition for recreation programs - Submission of

Official statutory text

question to voters.

Whenever a petition is signed by at least five percent (5%) of

the registered voters of a governmental unit requesting its

governing body to provide, establish, maintain, conduct, either

singly or jointly with one or more of the other governmental units

specified herein, a recreation system and an appropriate amount of

funds necessary for the establishment thereof, it shall be the duty

of the governing body of the governmental unit to cause the question

of establishment, maintenance and conduct of the recreational system

or facilities to be submitted to the registered voters of the

governmental unit, and the proposition of the issuance of bonds

therefor to be voted on in a special or general election. Upon the

adoption of the proposition, the governing body of the governmental

unit shall by appropriate resolution or ordinance provide for the

establishment, maintenance and conduct of such recreation center or

other recreational purposes or facilities.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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